Simple Present
He (to play) soccer.
plays
Change into the negative: I am tall.
I am not tall. OR I'm not tall.
What do you add on regular verbs in the past tense?
-ed
Change into the simple past negative: Hector (to be) happy last week. Use the contraction.
Hector wasn't happy last week.
Change into a Yes/No question: You are a good student.
Are you a good student?
We (to be) students at Wake Tech.
are
Change into the negative: Gabriel and Juan watch TV.
Gabriel and Juan do not watch TV. OR
Gabriel and Juan don't watch TV.
Change to the past: My students spell words correctly on their test.
My students spelled words correctly on their test.
Change into the simple past negative: Cristian and William (to be) at school this morning. Use the contraction.
Cristian and William weren't at school this morning.
Change into a Yes/No question: Juan and Eddy were at a concert.
Were Juan and Eddy at a concert?
Claudia and Dayana (to practice) their speaking every day.
practice
Change into the negative: Stephanie likes Cheetos.
Stephanie does not like Cheetos. OR
Stephanie doesn't like Cheetos.
Change to the past: I walk to school.
I walked to school.
Change into the simple past negative: Kevin (to have) a date last Saturday.
Kevin didn't have a date last Saturday.
Change into a Yes/No question: You called the firefighters.
Did you call the firefighters?
Which sentence is correct:
A) I am going to the dance.
B) I are going to the dance.
A) I am going to the dance.
Write the negative: Samyy and Kelin spend money on candy.
Samy and Kelin don't spend money on candy. OR
Sammy and Kelin don't spend money on candy.
He lives in Honduras.
He lived in Honduras.
Change into the simple past negative: They walked five miles last night. Use the contraction.
They didn't walk five miles last night.
Change into a Yes/No question: He laughed because it was funny.
Did he laugh because it was funny?
Eddy really (to like) music.
likes
Change into the negative: Kevin hates math class.
Kevin does not hate math class. OR
Kevin doesn't hate math class.
What is the verb "to dance" in the past tense? Can you say it with the correct -ed sound?
danced (-ed is pronounced as /t/)
Is this sentence correct: Wendy and Aylicek doesn't read the newspaper now.
Incorrect
Put this question in order: long - English - did - How - last? - class
How long did English class last?